Betty and I in pink and purple threads!

The Reel Medicine Media board welcoming new board member Bridget Duffy!

Our editor taking a break from a long day of viewing footage

Our final day of shooting. Producer Jen Gilomen and Nicole Perez from the media department at Highland Hospital.

My growing realization of this public health crisis over the course of the last two decades is the motivation behind the making of The Chaplain of Oakland.

“The Last Ecstatic Days” is coming to the Bay Area next week! Visit buff.ly/3zEDJ5v to learn more and buy tickets. July 17 at Manny’s! (San Francisco) July 18 at @2727californiastreet (Berkeley) July 22 at @thenewparkway (Oakland)

Thrilled to welcome Eva Herndon, Reel Medicine Media's new Administrative and Program Associate. We are so excited to bring her expertise and passion to the team!

Poodles in the editing room!

So proud of my filmmaker daughter, Tessa Zitter, who is hard at work on her feature film, "Outside Salem”

Our first hybrid board meeting of the year. So fun to have board members Tony Back, Amanda Chen, and Bridget Duffy join us in person and meet Chaplain Betty Clark at Reel Medicine Media headquarters.

Exciting news for the Oakland film community! Reposting from our friends at Cinemama: "WE DID IT! A historic passing of an equitable, accessible and inclusive Oakland Film Rebate program."

Chris Palmer's book "Achieving a Good Death" will be published October 1st. I am so honored to have my work featured and quoted in this powerful book about end-of-life planning and care.

Setting up the dash cam for Betty’s drive to her cardiology appointment. Hilarious mother-daughter conversation!

Intense day of shooting for The Chaplain of Oakland. In the Cardiac Cath Lab at Highland Hospital.

Looking forward to joining Good Shepherd Community Care in October for their 2024 Annual Institute Dinner! Tickets on sale now. Good Shepherd Community Care

Reviewing footage for The Chaplain of Oakland while looking at the ocean

Filming stories for The Chaplain of Oakland has only served to underscore how unique and complex every person who walks through the hospital doors is. Asking questions and wanting to learn helps us connect to our patients and our work. From my book #extrememeasures

Role reversal: Patient Betty is visited by her former patient Larry Sullivan, who stops by for a visit.

Wishing Gloria and Tate the best in their next adventures!

Honored to be included among this year's "Jewelers." To see what I wrote, sign up at their website jewelsofelul.com to recieve a Jewel-A-Day email or order the hardcopy!